Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, February 12, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI. M OST ANY BANK Can handle y o u r b u sin ess Report of the Condition LEGISLATURE TURNS DOWN THE MINERS IL 1 niter are g o o d W hen tim e s n fa s h io n , w h e n t i m e t ant! m o n e y e a s y . An Appreciation o f Lincoln are h a r d a n d m o n e y t i g h t y o u fee! the need of a business con nection w ith a I& y R o f e r t o s L © v ® S tro n g and R e lia b le B a n k C O P Y R I G H T . 1 0 0 9 . B Y R O B E R T I ! » L O V B l)o your bunking business and m ake your credit good with The Strongest Hank in South Lane Co. 6 OMEWHAIt down tliar round Hodgenville, Kaintucky, Or tharabouts, a hundred year ago, Was born a boy ye wouldn’ thought was lucky; Looked like he never wouldn’ have a »how. But • * * i don’ know. That boy was started middlin’ well, I ’m thinkin’. His ltatr s ? W’y, it was Abraham— Abe Lincoln. S FIRST NHTIONHL BHNK OK C O TTA 'iK tiltO V K . w v v w v \v r « v ^ > v v v w .\v w \ii« i.\' COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. v w a sw v $$ MCKINNEYS BRIGHT IDEA The Farmers Best Friends. Tuesdays a n i Fridays. ,0RE whit -- ids folks was! Ye», as pore ai any. The a pioneers, they wa’n’t no plutocrat»; Belonged right down among the humble many, And no more property than dogs or cat». But * * * maybe that’» As good a way as any for a startin’. Abe Lincoln, he riz middlin' high, for sartin! Representative M cKinney, after .!<) d ay s’ experience, has come to C o N N K it % D r â h t i J I .I .K , - K illto r n the conclusion that the legislature is unnecessary. lie thinks that K u te r c d a t th e C ot t a w ( ¡ r o v e p o s to n ic o a s s e e o m l-c la s s m a tte r. with the initiative in full force and effect the biennial sessions are a 8 U B H C K IP T IO N K A T K S needless ex(>ense. Therefore he W e e k l y , o n e y e a r , $1.50. m o u th « SKMI W E E K L Y . has prepared an d will introduce in •-’.oh One Year the house the following joint reso 8 lx M o n th s T h re e M o n th s lution: “ W hereas, T h e initiative pro FRID A Y , FEBRUARY 12. 1W>. vides a popular m ethod for the enactm ent of needed legislation: Cottage ('.rove an d south I.ane and county will not participate in the "W hereas, T h e legislature has district fair to be held in Eugene become an instrum ent especially this fall from the fact th a t several designed to fu rth er the victories of hundred dollars were put into the dem icrats an d their ]x>pulist grounds and new buildings in Cot allies, and also to raise the salaries tage ('.rove last year for the pur- of th e capitalists and frenzied pose of holding an annual d is tric t1 financiers now holding the state fair, hence the people of this sec- .l)uj cou,,ty offices: therefore, be it tiou will put forth a vigorous effort "R esolved, fh a t the legislature to m ake their second annual fair ¡s all(j s|,.,n j,e hereby abolished the desired success and will apply all(j (i,e capítol building removed their energies in this direction. from Salem to some pi a :e to be T his is the sensible thing. Keep used as a m useum for political your money at home. Work for curiosities.” the upbuilding of home industries and hom e interests. W e have T he header observes th a t Cot been spending our money at E u tage d ro v e ’s produce m arket is in gene and assisting in building up variably in advance of the Eugene county seat interests long enough, m arket. Eor instance last week b e t’s work hereafter for the pro when Eugene was p ay in g $1.25 gress and advancem ent of Bo per hundred for potatoes, they hemia, Coast Fork, boraue, Silk were bringing SI..So ;>er hundred creek, Row river, C ottage ('.rove, here, and w hile Eugene poultry- Creswell an d interm ediate points. men were receiving 30 cents for i eggs they were worth VS cents tier T he live com mercial travelers dozen here, an d this is the general are all boosting for N esm ith co u n rule. I ty . They very enthusiastically T he rich m an will now pay his] m aintain th a t with the creation of N esm ith, C ottage ('.rove would taxes prom ptly an d thereby get ! im m ediately advance in its com the benefit of th e 3 mills rebate. | m ercial ratin g from a prosperous T he poor lugu will hustle up h alf country town to a real live city, of his ta x es now an d pay the b a l w hich n atu rally m eans more b usi ance in October thereby sacrificing] ness for the Portland wholesalers. tilt- 3 mills rebate. The corjiora- Aside from this som ew hat tions and money interests are those; pecuniary standpoint, thev also which derive th e principal benefits m aintain th a t it would be a long from our tax law regulations. step forward in the development of “ T axatio n w ithout representa this p art of w estern ( )regon and a big boost tow ard a greater Oregon. tion is ty ran n y ” as m uch today as T his support is most encouraging it was when our revolutionary sires gave up their lives if need he in and a big feather for Nesmith. defense of th a t principle. South T he A lbany Democrat keeps Lane has no representation in the butting in oti the Nesm ith county Lane county com missioners court, fight just as though it was a m atter the county offices, nor the legisla in which it is concerned. We ture. suppose it would please the Kose- T he windy natu re of the senate burg and Eugene papers and the Democrat, if we would hoist the made it necessary for a resolution white flag, lay down, and give up to be presented and adopted W ed the fight for Nesm ith county. But nesday lim iting speeches to five we are not built th a t way. The m inutes for the rem ainder of the cam paign is on for 1010, and we session. THK I .R A D K K P U B M S m iH I » O (I n c .) 1 OMEHOW I've always had a sort o’ sneakin’ Idee that peddygices is purty much Like monkeys’ tails— so long they’re apt to weaken The yap that drags ’em round. No use for suohl But * * * beats the Dutch How now and then a lad like Little Aby Grows up a president— or guvnor, maybe. S w lm m i JA BE LINCOLN never had no reg’lar schoolin’; He never quarterbacked nor pulled stroke oat, Nor never spent his time and money foolin’ With buried langwidges and ancient lore. But * * * Abe Earned more To set him forrerd in the human filin’ Than all the college fellers’ kit and bilin’. A A in BE LINCOLN never did git hifalutin— Not even thar in Washin’ton, D. C. He jist kep’ common, humble, ord’n’ry, suitin’ His backwoods corn patch raisin' to a T. But * * * jiminy gee! W’y, Abe was any statesman’s peer and ekul And wise as Solomon or old Ezekul. I RECKON I'm a bit old fashioned, maybe, But when I want a pattern for • man I'm middlin' shore to measure Father Aby And cut to fit his homely human plan. And long 's I can I’m hootin' loud and rootin' proud, by hucky, For that old boy from Hodgenville, Kaintucky I Address are going to carry the Nesmith I T he lies! w ay to celebrate A d -, banner to victory in the golden mission Day is to do som ething to j autum n tim e of th a t year. admit ( tregon to the ran k s of pro Remark» a t t h e D e d ic a tio n o f the National Cemetery at Gettyeburff, Citizens of Drewsev would have gressive states. South Lane is do N ovem ber 19, 1863. a uew county created from the ing her part by try in g to create a northern sectious of Ilarn ev and new county. OURSCORE and seven years ago our fathers brought forth upon M alheur and southern p art of this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated G rant county. Those counties are to the proposition that all men are created equal. T he deadly assault on w om an's nearly as large as the New E ng rights in the legislature failed, she Now we are engaged in a great civil war. testing whether that land states com bined and should can wear a h atp in a yard long if nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long en lure. be divided up into three or four she w ants too. We are met on a great battlefield of that war. We have come to dedi new counties and thereby bring cate a portion of that field as a final resting place for those who here about the speedy develop of that M arried men, as a rule, do not gave their live» that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting part of southeastern Oregon. lie front choice, but their wives and proper that we should do this. H ere’s w ishing Drewsey success will persist iu asking such foolish But in a larger sense we cannot dedicate, we cannot consecrate, and hoping th a t Otis county will questions. we cannot hallow, this ground. The brave men, living and dead, whe become a reality. struggled here have consecrated it far above our power to add or de tract. The world will little note nor long remember what we »ay here, A b rah am 's strict S unday closing Every school room will revere but it can never forget what they did here. It is for ns, the living, b iu m ln ’s birthday anniversary to law was killed in the senate W ed rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they whe nesday. day. fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us te be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us— that front these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for whiot they gave the last full mea-.ure of devotion; that we here highly r*. 1 - Jggg solve that these dead shsll not have died in vain; that this nation, under God. shall have a new birth of freedom, and that government of the A «Im o » mon is «iron » «II over. N o man con he people, by the people and for the people shall not perish from 'be earth. •Iron» who i> n ife iin » from nrsk «toinach with it» The Gettysburg F N o M an is Stronger Than H is Stom ach 1 D ? The First T he Muucy bill to release uude- al Cottage drove, in the State of Oregon, at th« | veloped m ining corporations from close o f business, Feb. 5ih, 1909, K F S o rR C E S . ] the present heavy incorporation $ 92.115.40 I .o u u s a n d D i s c o u n t s ............... .............. tax w as again killed in the house. overdraft*, 2,248.56 secured aud unsecured a tio n ----- 1J.5HO.OO ! Muttcy took the floor an d made a f I 'r . e S. i u i H t i o i u iid s s o u t o l s '. e c S u . r e H c o i u r c d u s l ............................ 1H • «eem itiea. etc .......... . » ,1 71.53 (ilea for O regon’s greatest industry Honda, l l u n k i hr H o u s e , f u r n i t u r e , f i x t u r e * ......... 2,81-5,00 9.360.00 where heavy fines were ini|*>sed on ! < D u u h e e r f r r o e m a l N e s a t t a i t o e n o a w l n H e a d n k s ( u o ............. l re se rv e * a g e n t s I .............................. 19.742.14 the poor mau, who, by his indus D u e f r o n t S ta t e B a tik s a n d H a n k e r s -- 1.675.01 a g e n ts il.O .v s try, w as tapping the e a rth ’s re C D h u e e e f k r s o m a m a i p o p t r h o e v r e c d a reserve s h i t e m s ....................... S4.«M r N a t i o n a l l t a u k s - ■ ........... 5 i5 .n o sources for the welfare of h u m an N F r o a t c e t s i o o n f a o l t h p e ai> er c u r r e n c y , n i c k e l s c e n ts . 170.74 ity. H e w anted these burdens re a n d LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE !M HANK. VI*: moved and 1.3 other legislators Specie. UJptkOQ i.tN aum 34,5 oo . hu thought so, too. In Marion coun L R e e g d a e l m t e p n t i d o e n r n 1 o -n t n e s d w ........................ i t h l . S. T r e a s u r e r . 125.00 (5 p e r c e t o f c i r c u l a t i o n >............................ ty Libby and Patton voted with $ 245 , 912 . 1 ‘> T o ta l the miners. LIAI! IL U TES. consequent indi»e«tmn, or Irom n m e other disease ot the stomach and its associated or»ans, which im pairs di»estion and nutrition. For when the stomach V » is weak or diseased there is a loss ot the nutrition contained in food, which is the source of all physical atren»th. When a man "d o es n ’ t feel lust ri»h t," when he doesn t sleep well, lies an uncomfortable lectin» in the atomach after eatin», ia lan»uid. nervous, irritable and despond ent, he is losin» the nutrition needed to make atren»th. S n r * a mam amami* s i s D r . m ir t e a 'a C.aldtm M e d ic a l D la c o v r r y . I t cm ran d lara ara a t th e a tom a ch a nd » t h a t mrtama ml d u r a t io n amd n m rrltloa . I t r n r lc h r a th r m iaod. Imwldmralra th e l l r r r . m ir r a t i he na th e hldnaya. n ou rta h ra t h r marram, amd s o G IV E S H E A L T H A M D S T R E M U T H T O TH E W H O LE BOO T. Ynn can’ t afford to accept • terrei nostrum as a substitute lor this non alcoholic medicine o r snows aossmsmon, not even thou»h the urgent dealer ■nay thereby make a little bigger profit. Ingredients printed on wrapper. In answ er to “ queries” as to the Sweet Peas num ber of tleer killed In panthers ««» , ~ . . 7 • • . . . * W e have just received a large yearly in c u rry county, the ('-"Id assortm ent of the best know n v a n Beach (-lobe guesses there will d ie s of very fancy sweet pea seed lie a wide difference of opinion 1 rom Portland Seed Co. and nam es to the latter will not lie XVe WoaW «dvise all who are published if undesirable but thc “ > P>»nt sweet peas for the f I annual fair to be given some tim e t\ri t-r m il m ake a guess of 3 0 0 j this spring to call early as possible panthers yearly, and each panther , and tak e ad v an tag e of the large two deers w eekly or do.iipn deer assortm ent liefore th e best varieties I killed by varm ints y ea rly .’* j a, ; e d*Y >* I>b. J--. ViKTcAUK f t B r u n o . Among the farm ers’ best friends are th e birds that visit his fields and orchards. T h e good that they do is not often appreciated. We are certain to notice the loss of a crop through insect |>csts: but when the crop is good, it seldom occurs to us to th in k th at it m ight have been lost but for the good of fices of friends or favorable coudi tious. Insect enemies are alm ost always present iu sufficient num bers to do considerable d am age if they are not kept in check by their enemies. O ne of the best regulators of in sect life is the birds. In th e winter m onths the trees are thoroughly searched by chickadees w hich pick up insect eggs an d tear open co coons au d nests. These birds eat seeds as well aud can be attracted to the place by being fed hayseed, suet an d other d ain ty bits. Various memlters of the wood pecker family are to be seen d u r ing the winter. They are especi ally fond of wood boring grubs, ants, cocoons of various insects an d eat insect eggs whenever they are to be found. W hen we con sider the num ber of these creatures required for the m eal of a bird, an d the power these have of tepro- duciug them selves if left unde stroyed, we can get some idea of the benefit derived from this winter w o rk . T he larks are to be found in the fields during the w inter. W hile their food consists chiefly of weed seed, an y insect which is unfortu nate enough to expose itself is likely to be pounced upon. At th is season they search every where for cutworms, which form a large portion of their diet. C u t worms are am ong the worst insect enemies of the farm er They are almost alw ays more or less »bund ant an d do injury which does not attract m uch attention because of the sm all am ount, but w hich iu the aggregate m ust be of consider able im portance. T he blackbirds often do very great service eating the caterpillars from field crops, especially near the bodies of w ater w here these birds m ake their homes. Sparrow haw ks an d small owls are of dis tinct value to the farm er. They live chiefly on mice, an d gophers, with a few sm all birds for a relish. G reat harm is often done by the indescrim iuate k illin g of these birds.— A gricultural College. C a p i t a l st«K’k pai< l in S m p l u s l-'u u tl - r u a i v i d e t l p r o l i l s , k-fts e s i> c n s c a u d ta x e s p a id N a t i o n a l H a n k N o te * o u t s ta n d i n g ! • ••• I n d i v i d u a l d e p o s i t s s u b j e c t t o check- D e m a n d c e rtific a te * o f d e p o s it C e r t ¡tie d c h e c k * ............................ C a s h i e r 's c h e c k s o u t s t a n d i n g ................. 11.N97.SA 12.200.00 T H E Q U A L IT Y of our Drugs adm its of uo question. We use the very purest d rag s it is pos sible to obtain. ALL PREPARATIONS and prescriptions are prepare»! with the highest degree of care and skill. Toilet Water, Complexion Cream Pure Vase- line, Talcum t‘ow»ler, etc. 188.117.19 V 717.15 Benson’s Pharmacy $245,912.19 T o ta l Slate of Mre«ou l ' o u ii U 7 o f L a tte Collage Grove. Oregon t. 1, T. C. Wheeler. Cashier o f the- aliove named hank., do solemnly swear that the aliove stute- iti» ni i- true to the lm ( o t toy k n o v M g t aud belief. T.C . W llKF.LF.K. Cashier. Subset ibed ami swot u to before me this Iltli dn\ of l\b. mis. FINC'.AL S. H IN D S. (Seal.) Notary Public. y : lista C O R R E C T AT T ES T . IIerlk*rt K a tin N. w . White O liver Vcatcli ) Director*. ) If you have real »>r personal property for sale, leave yoqr descrip tion amt price witti Lynx Hollow Items. ALTA KING, at the bridge COTTA«’.R GROVE, ORK. I. M. Dresser visited W . A. He can make your abstracts, examine Reiiue T uesday. (he title te your property and do your Some of our people attended conveyancing . . . . church at W alker, Sunday. We are glad to welcome Miss| Registration nf Land Title. Lulu Jackson home again. Mr. and Mrs. Huff visited at the j In th e m a tte r nf tin 1 a p p lic a tio n of Killeubeck koine, Sunday. E v a C . W heeler to re g iste r th e title Mr. H arry Vance left here for to lo t No. I a n d III»* e a s t h alf of hit No. :t ot block No, t .1 Y o u n g ’s his home iu Corvallis, Monday. a d d itio n t " C o tta g e D rove, l.n n e Mr. Bred Killeubeck has pur C o u n ty . O regon. T o nil w h o m It m ay c o n ce rn :— chased a new cream seperator. T a k e notice th a t on ill»' 10th day ot Miss Mable M ackie has returned koine after a slay of some tim e iu Cottage Grove. Mrs. M arvin Jackson of Eugene is visiting at tke home of S. B. Jackson. Mrs. J. A. Briggs and two ctiildreu went to Pleasant H ill S aturday to spend some tim e visit ing friends. F e b ru a ry , tlKMl, a n a p p lic a tio n w an till'd by Die mild Eva l'. Wheeler In the C ircuit C o u rt of Die S ta te of O re gon fo r L a n e co u n ty for Initial rcgls. tra tlo n of th e lan d a b o v e described. Now, unless you a p p e a r on n r licfore th e 20th »lav of M arch. I9»i9, and show cause w h y sa id a p p lic a tio n should n o t be g ra n te d th e »mile w ill be (liken a s confessed a n d a decree will be e n te red ticco rd ln g t " the p ra y e r of th e app licatio n und .win will lie to iv v o r b u rie d from d isp u tin g the sam e. E. C. L kk , C ounty Clerk . B y F i i k i i G . S T U 'K ia .» . D e p u t y . .1. I’,. Yin \ n . A p p lic a n t's A tto rn e y . las. Ilem enw ay was home from I.ime an d sulphur spray at the Salem a few days tkis week, where Griffin, Veatcli Co's. 13 lie is holding a clerkship. Giaetiy Wliat T od li lt IN THE LINE OF Family Groceries, New Dry Goods Fine Laces and Embroideries Ladies’ and Gents Shoes AT JOHNSON’S STORE Everything new and uo-to-date. Best brands and gTades ot Fresh Groceries. Country Produce bought and sold. Call and see what a dollar will luty at W. C. JO H N S O N ’S. SUMMONS. In th e Ciri-iilt. C o u rt of th e H tute of O regon, fo r L ane C o u n ty . O reg o n unit S o u th e a s te rn K ullrond C o m p an y , a iv rp o riitlo ii, plaintiff, vs ohn F inn, defendant. T o J o h n l-'lnn, tlie a b o v e nam ed d e fen d a n t: In tile n a m e ot th e stilt»' of O regon y o u a re h ereb y re q u ire d to a p p e a r a n d an sw e r th e c o m p la in t tiled a g a in st y o u in the a b o v e e n title d netion w ithin six w eeks from th e d a te of Ihe first p u b lic a tio n of th is mi m m o n e , a n d If you fail to a p p e a r u n d a n s w e r as herein re q u ire d for w a n t thereof, th e plaint iff will ap p ly t o th e c o u rt for nil asse sitm e n t of the iluinngca which will re su lt to the a b o v e n a m e d ih d i'n d a n t by re a so n of th e ta k in g of fhe p ro p e rty descrilied In p la in tif f s c o m p la in t, desired to lie a p p ro p ria te d liy tin- p la in tiff, and on p a y m e n t of th e a m o u n t of d a m ag e» so asHS'ssed, In to th e »■ourt by sa id plaintiff, th e p la in tiff will ta k e ju d g m e n t a g a in s t yon a p p r o p ria tin g to it th e rig h t of way rteHcriliod in said c o m p la in t. T h is su m m o n s is pu b lish ed o nce i w eek for »lx successive w eeks, in the C o tta g e D rove L ead er, a n ew spaper of g en eral c irc u la tio n In Igsne c o u n ty , S t a te of O regon, publish»'»] in C ottage D rove, In m M c o m ity nnd s t a te , by o rd e r of H on. G . It. Clirls- m an. C o u n ty .lu d g e o f sa b l county m ad e on th e s th da., of F e b ru a ry , Watch for our announce ment later. In the mean time remember we are Headparten lor Harflware C O TTA G E G R O V E 190!). T h e first p u b lication of th is su m mons Is on th e 12th d a y of F e b ru a ry , FLOUR MILLS ltmt), a n d th e lu st p u b lic a tio n o n the 2*)th .la y .if M arch, 1909. J . C. JoHxisoia a n d J . s. M k o i . kv , A tto rn e y s for P la in tiff. E. A. Rhoten field editor of the acific Homestead, Salem, is in Cottage G rove looking after busi ness for th a t popular farm journal. H e says Cottage Grove is the banner poultry fancier town iu the vallev. Mr. Rhoteti is a genial fellow aud a hustler for business. L A ll K in d s of Mill Feed G rain and Hay CHAS. MATTHEW S, Proprietor.